The cars were originally conceived in the '60s in London, where they are street-legal. The Peel cars currently hold the Guinness World Record for being the smallest car ever mass-produced.

It was not legal to sell or buy one, so most of them did not survive. However, the novelty of them today has led modern owners to fix them up and even customize them as a sort of classic car of irony.

"I've used a Fiat X1/9 as a daily driver and you can't a buy car that small in the US anymore. It was a road legal go-cart. Small cars are more fun." Starting things strong with a sleek Italian ...

As seen in a video on Fox 10, Austin Coulson has created the world’s smallest street legal car. He said the vehicle is 26 inches tall and 52 inches long with a half-gallon fuel tank that gets 85 ...

4. Goggomobil Fewer than 67,000 of this 10-foot German pocket car were made between 1957 and 1969. It got 55 mpg, but was powered by an environmentally unfriendly two-stroke (think lawn trimmers ...

The kei car was created in order for owners to enjoy lower taxes on excise, weight, and insurance, as well as a lower annual road tax. Currently, a kei car offers the smallest engine you can buy ...

Well, sort of. According to MyFoxPhoenix.com, Austin Coulson built the world’s smallest street legal car, measuring 26 inches tall and over 52 inches long.

This bill will allow Japan’s smallest road-legal, four-wheeled vehicle on Colorado roads. Bill requiring school districts develop cell phone policies becomes law ...

It may not exactly be a city car, but it can fit into a surprisingly small parking space at just under 167 inches. Off-road, the best Wrangler is a rented Wrangler ...